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W" t`lll * r:7-?e,4 - Atik 1,44 *4O, Ylitt • tiOdv; Al of PO Iry k tiolitr* , -Astegtilv*--hOtrtilft u - }4tßEit 10,537. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, 3d Juric,-382 4 5. - NOTICE 14'hereby givert, That a SESSION of OYER add TERMINER and GAOL DELIVERY tic. the TRIAL .of ,ff)PPENCES committed on- the, HIGH SEAS, within the Jurisdiction! of the ADMIRALTY of ENGLAND; will he held at JUSTICE MALL, in 'the OLD BAILEY, LONDON, on SATURDAY, the Frasr of JU'LY next, at eight in the Morning :—And all Sheriffs, Gaolers, and YMitpees of Prisons, in whose custody arty prisoners, charged with 4 4enees connuitted on the High Seas, or within the said Juris ' diction, may he, are hereby required totransinit a copy of the Comntitritent of'evety such Prisoner' to Mr. BroKNELL, the Soli citor of the Admiralty, on Spring. Galileo Terrace, London: l in 'Are that the necessary measures may be taken, for fury Prisorwrs to His Majesty's Gaol of Nenate, fur trial at the mid intended Session : And all Mayors, Justices, Coronae, and "the!' Officers, before whom any Inquisitions, InforMations, taiaatioits, Ire Recognisant:es may have been taken touching airy lath Offeuntl, are requited tO tranarnit"thp,ccett4/1414400.1,4 , * TirtisatiAn Mr" the Cles•korirraigitS of the .High Court of Admiralty:of England, at hisi Office, at the Sessions House in tire Old hailer,-Loudon. J. W. CROKE% . BLACKBROOK HOUSE and ESTATE, in Hampshire.—To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, 'nil valuable and moat desirable ESTATE, situated in the parish Irareham, Hants, at a convenient distance from the town, late the residence and property of George Purvis, Esq. deceased, with the Rectorial Tithes thereof. The Mansion-house is a handsome, aniform, and modern structure, judiciously placed on a moderate hut commanding elevation, in an ornamental paddock, contaiuing sixteen acres ; sheltered on the north and east by an assemblage of fine gro xi ng oak and elm trees, and belted on the west and south-west by luxuriant shrubbery plantations, with shaded walks : com ma nda the rich and interesting scenery of the neighbourhood, jaciuding th, Isle of Wight, Spithead, Portsmouth Harbour, tcc., end contains the follownig apartments—an entrance hall, lofty wing and drawing rooms 25 feet by 17, breakfast room 21 feet 6 1" 1 8 , gentleman's room 18 feet by 14, and nine excellent sleep tag,tooms, housekeeper's room, servants' ball, capital cellarage, ; and detached are all necessary and commodious domestic Ares; The house is warmed by an air stove, approached by a circular carriage drive through the paddock, and opens to a hand "me colonnaded stone terrace extending the whole width of the hoot. On the west are, an ornamental green-house, productive walled garden containing a statute acre, melon ground, vine pit, p a te. ; and on the cast, a double coach-house, harness house, and a l.!‘!-stalled stable. There is always an abundant supply of both spring and rain water; the latter from a tank which contaias hogitheads. The Farm comprises two farm-houses, four , tarns' three stables, two granaries, and all other usual farm build thße ; three cottages, 59 acres of meadow and pasture land, 28E3 reel of arable land, and 50 of wood; lies very compact, and, "rn the contiguity to the Market towns of Fareham, Southampton, Ca rts south, &c., is moat eligibly situated for all the advantages q sgrieulture.—To he Sold also, the Dwelling-house and Garden Titchfield, some time since the residence of the Hon. Mrs. Fi tusilliam, and now of Mrs.. Young. Also the Dwelling-house 44r1 about four acres of land now used as garden ground, at 1, 4 itchfield, in the possession of Mrs. Rudilon. The garden', 1 r ""d is a niost eligible site for buildi n g . The t e nure of the Mansion-h orse ,; an d principal part of the Estate, is Copyhold of Inheritance, but subject only to nominal fines, compound harlots, 5 0 'mall quit rents, and, therefore, equal in value, to_freehold ; I re nia i ß i i , g part is freehold. The Tithes are held of the Master of st • • , Cross, at Winchester, upon. a lease or thr lives The rreothe a at Titchfield are Copybold of In he ritance, tance,subject . to fi nes keriots on death and alienation., Earehain is 72 miles from' , n, IR, from Southampton, and i frOm Portsmouth. For a ti ew of the property, apply to Mr, l'ilatthews, at Blackbrook P atent -house, where a plan of the lilacibrook Estate may be seen suds for printed particulars, at the o ffi ce, of Messrs. llohne, l ' r ripton, and Loftus, New Lui, London; at the George Inn, y 'ncltester ; Messrs. Mottley and .Co. Portsmouth ; of the r rinter of the Southampton Herald, Southampton ; Messrs. !rodie an d Dowding, Salisbury ; and of Mr. raddou, roeh a in. IrCLARKS -GENERA!. OUTFITTINc;' U • WAREPIOUSE, for the EAST_ and -WHAT "lES . and SOUTH AMERICA, . EXETER CHANGE, . „, 0 1hcers, Cadets, and Writers going to India,. and Gen * . ; 4 prowling to South America , or any o t h e r part of .the will find M. this Establishment the whole o f t h e ir t4 -rY A i ppointments, ,;words,' wordS, Chacos Sashes, Belts, Pistols, tke. t ether with a large and wel l- manufactured stock of Sca Cots, iZches, and Bedding_; Cabin Wash-hand Tables , Chairs, an d J ; Sea Chests , , Mule 'Bullock Trunkic and every other description of Travelling Equipage. t h 4 /*I ASSORTMENT OF CANTEENS , ready fitted with necessary requisites for India,. and other tropical climates 4 144 e it great variety of Silver and Plated : Articles , KniScs 1 ,. Forks, suitable for families going abroad.; Military and ' t niteetance Books, Maps, &c.. - • PASHIONA BLE' STOCK of Carriage, Cuticle, Tan. 11 Plueton Stanhope ami Chaise - HA RN ESS, with every 4 4 Plion. el.:Saddlery, &c. &c. fur home use, Fast and West ihtl South America, which merit inspection from their il i ce u , ent quality, first style of workmanship, and moderate Alt the. Article tn lliisEatahlislitnent are warranted, and th e rellent ty year 14 taptling is still litrioly adheredto, i „ ;+liking b ut on e it ea dy Mon e y Price, from which no abate . lent • will he made. • IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES. rnE BEST CONINMsII: on the IV irties. and 111 Remivating Iflit:stay of Dr. SOLOMON'S Ck.:Lr' R - : t rATED CORDLi.Li BALM OF GILEAD, is the ter. t fr ,inty that Ladies of Fashion and Respectability find it the most 0 1 racirtiot Medical Restorative to be met with in ,varitinit `vtlikneesea peculiar to their Sex, gently throwing' a gptial listrnth upon the debilit ate d an d re l axe d fnune, recruiting the gecityedwpirita, dimipating headache, dulness, and languor, !ind creating re pleasing vivacity. The great extent to which it Is used by the Sickly, the Nervous, and the Debilitated, proves its unrivalled merit ; tt thottsands of whom it is tinily allOrding relief which no other Aledicine hits supplied. To those whom curly indulgence of the l'assionlt—Dissipa ' or too great Re e re tat Constitutional Spirits, ha"' Qten injurious ; to the Sufr front Isiwness of Spirits, fleas/ i ,lf„its Of Mind; Deranged Stomach, Languor, and Incapacity ti l fir Exertion;• to those in whom the Dige4tivr and NerVtitis rYisternielittve been deranged, and conscpiently Ittiantring under rs . gular and painful action; and to these persons who have. I ,, 4 iiied their Unnstitutiona, and inonghu.nn perfect . .. Taints # orsalla, by An,inottoderate.indulgenctofiltelupamions 4 or in L'ifir way to the consummation of that dopitirable Mitilidy are 4 lrected with Weaknesses and the Obstruction of certain Eva :44ti°rli this remedy is recommended from ample experience ' 63 the best re3toratite. • , • „, 4 very it_ inti want (desecration may he made in favour 4 ) l ' this ••• , tchrateti.Meditine, that unless ito operation way gentle, :sale, Rthl io lth ; t ' could nut have obtalactl the " 04 ' 1 "W” d ` 411 41( 1 it ; itas acquired; for, as it ha* rarely the great AClVrtn. ,Of ratiauve advocate at the ear of the Patient, so no 'l4; but his conviction of its virtue.,, by its salutary effects., 4 11 induce perseverance; and yet reationable pernevrer,ine is (erto l ly most renttight,,to enable ' even tbe happiest combine ti . mut of Chemicaft oitd44alenirals to root out chronic di:teases "Id restore the valetudinarian to health. Hach more might•ne rid in justreportni' it; for great experience has shewn that iZ e 'need despair, however dangerons their situation may be, for t en so noble, tale, and efficacious a remedy is o ff e r e d f or Or relit f. C , 4u.y A many Imitationb of this excellent It t emeit y atry yak' the Public will be sure to ask for it .as D r. solo.. 11' 40 0 anti L Look at the Stamp affixed to cochliottle, which *'', L. t i t h. Solomon, 'Liverpool, cograven upon it : bone •er genititin;" ; Patients repairing advice may obtain it by application t o u 1 t rui-ifouse, occompanictl with a remittance of a . IL No, r O ue It at Gilead-Hon Lt near rerpool ;ofllr. .1 o fmon rote , whin; Mr: Sanger' Ow livon Os.• llrt,; 4 'r: 111 r, Ward, i othorn • )Ir. 11 eery p,Z!t eet eatopel, London; and by tbe principal 'Vender* of mottle, throughout the linitod Kifigdom, 7 - eke' lig; —.2riottliq four in one I'snuly futile for 33*. • C . VI, • r is SIX PRIZES 01? :W(1,000, ke. Sac. forming the unequalled Suitt Of .-E359,0001 • And Every Number n Prize.: AI►L in ONE DAY, IBth•JULY, When Lotteries finish for ever. GEORGE, R. Whitehall, Jupe By GEO. TV,, 4'6, Ail LOTTERIES Ensi for eves on - • the 18th JULY.. . • . and J. SIVEWRIGHT, Contractors, most po t, • sitiVelyasstitv the Public thi* is the !AST and ONLY DRAWING that will ever be allowed in the United Kingdom, and all who are dispetted to have a farewell venture for one or two of the SIX of .£;30,000'! are rt , spectfully I►dvieed to make their pitreltasesintinediately,as.the Price, which has already risen, is more to be considerably higher, and from thepresent great de mand, it is probable that Tickets and Shares may be tendered an scarce as not to he' obtained when the DraWing tipproachett, at nny.Stint. The ScheMe contains, for the FIRST and ONLY time since the Ratabliahment of Lotteries, Tickets und Shares are gelling by J. and J. Sivywright, Cowtraetors, at their fortunate Ofllms, No. 37, Cornhill ; 11, Holborn ; and 39, Haymarket, 'London, xvhere they sold 11,178 . ' a Prize of .- *2OOOO !- ' ' . 3,613 a Prize of - 21,055 ! And in the very Last Lottery, drawn 3d of Last Month ; 1,793 2,925 ' ' a Prize uf . . Besides other Capitals in late Lotteries. ABOUT - ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUN DRED . POUNDS.—An ($1 Established IRON MONGERY BUSINESS,' in a principal City in the West of England, to be DISPOSED OF, On the most Liberal Terms. —Apply by' letter, post-paid, to Mr. Alexander, Bridge-street, Bath. In a . few Days, will be published, in 4to, -with Plates, JOURNAL vf.a. THIRD VOYAGE for the P DISCOVERY of a NORTH-WEST PASSAGE from the ATLANTIC to the PACIFIC; pertbrined in the YINIIS 1702.1----"25, in his Majesty's Ships. Heela and Fury, under the Orders of- Captain WILLIAM EDWARD PARRY, IL N., F. R. knd Co in an der of • the Exited i m. , Printed for John Murray,* Alhentarle-street. rionuthe.LONDON GAZETTE, JpNE 17. • BY THE KING.—A PROCLAMATION, ' • Fur 'Dissolving the present Parliament, and declaring the call ing of another. GEORGE, R. 'Whereas Ave 'have thought tit, by and with' the advice of our Privy Connell, - to ilisatilVe this present Parliament, which stands prorogued to Wednesday, the 14th day of June instant : We do, fur that end, publish this our Royal Proclamation, and de hereby dissolve the said Parliament accordingly ; and the Lords Spiritual ' and Temporal, end the Knights, Citizens, and Burgesses, and the Cominisioners•for Shires and Burghs, of the House of Commons, are discharged from their Meeting and attendance , on the said Wednesday, the 14th day of June instant. And we being do sirous anti Temolved, as soon as may be, to meet our•peoplei and to have their advice in Parliament, do hereby make known to all our loving subjects our Royal will and pleasure to eali.a.new Parlia ment; told do hereby further declare, that, with the advice of our Privy Council, we 'have given order to' our Chancellor of that part of our United Kingdom called. Great Britain, and our Chan cellor of Ireland, that they do respectively, upon notice hereof, forthwith issue out Writs in due form, and according to Law, for calling a new Parliament. And 'd's do hereby also, by this our Royal ProClantation, under our Great Seal of our United King dtim, require writM forthwith to he issue& accordingly by our said Chancellor respectively, for causing the Lords Spiritual and Tem poral, and Commons, who are to serve in the said Parliament, to be duly returned to, and give their- attendance in, our said Parlia ment ; whith writs are to-beereturnable on , Tuesday the 25th day of July next. Givit at. our Court at Carlton-Mouse, this 211 day of Jour, one thousand eight hundred and twenty-six, and in the seventh year of our reign. ' • ,• GOD SAVE THE KING. By the KING.—A.PROCLAMATION, In ',viler to the Electing and Summoning the Sixteen Viers of Scotland. Whereas we ha - ve; in nur Council, thought fit to declare our pleisuretfor summoning and holding a:Parliament of our United Kingdom of Great Britain and :Ireland, on Tuesday, the twenty fifth dad of July next ensuing the date hereof; in order, therefore, to the electing and summoning the sixteen Peers of Scotland, who are to sit in the House of Peers in the said Parliament, We do, by the advice of our Privy Council, issue fOrth this our. Royal Pro claniation, strictly charging and commanding all the Peers of Scot land to amenable and meet at Holyrood House, in Edinburgh, on Thursday, the thirteenth day of July next ensuing, between the hours of twelve and two in the afternoon, to nominate and choose the sixteen Peers to sit and vote in the House of Peers in the said. ensuing Parliament, by open election and plurality of voices of the Peers that shall be then present, and of the proxies of such is shall be absent (such proxies being Peers, and producing a snap date in writing, duly signed before witnesses, and both the Consti tuencand proxy being qualified according to law). Are the Lord Clerk Register, or such two of the principal clerks of the Session as shall be appointed by, bins to officiate in 'his name, are hereby respectfully ,required to attend, inch Meeting, and to adusiuiates the oaths required by law to be taken there by the said Peers, and to take their votes; and immediately after such election mania and duly eXithillif3d, to certify the names of the sixteen Peers so elected, and to- sign and attest the, came in the presence of the said Peers the Electors, and return queh certificate into our High Court of Chancery of Great Britain. , And we do by this our Royal Pro clamation, strictly ;cum nno id and require the Provost of Edinburgh, and all other the Magistrates of the said city, to take especial care to preserve the peat* thereof-during the time of the said election ; and to prevent all mum of riots, tumults, disorders, and violence w h a tsoever. And we strictly charge and command, that this out Royal Proclamation be duly published. at the Market Cross at Edinburgh, and, in all the county towns of Scotland, twenty-five days, atleast,. before the time hereby appointell for the meeting of the said Peers to proceed to such'election. Witness Ourself at Westminster, this second day of June, one . - th ou sand eight hundred„andswenty r six, and in the seventh year of our reign. , ; ; • • GOD SAVE THE KING. . „ .. pleased to direct letters patent to be pasted granting .the dignities of Earl and Marquis um T le i r ie th K e in G g re h a a t s S h e r .. e il l , of Great .o liritain anti . Ireland to . andthe heirs eti i . e naleof;i i iis i of the United Kingdom and 1 4 of ..ar li r Ti4 e l l a .i ‘ c v ic full V y i l i t i otten: rl by of th ij e r:lfiatwe', stile,: Marquis of Bristol. Jerilyn; of Iforningsheatb, in the County of Stiffolk, and The King has also been liaised under the Great pleased to direct lett,rs patent tube rt er.o The tliiited Kingdom of Gereabatglriarintitlitingatnhdel'ritifa'n'iltlY (I),lnatojill'iliollnisionif Nlartinit, of Thonionti, Knight of the Most Illustrious 0 I the name,' stile, and title of Baron 'flideasti.r, St. Patrick, and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten, by in the county of York. The King has also been pleased to direct letter :p at liro et a itto n. b o e f passed un d er the Great Seal, - g ranting tbe dioityf a the. United Ki ng d om of Great Br i ta i n an d Ireland, unto Mick John Al"Nois of elituriearde, and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten, lii 'the name, stile, and title of Baron Sower hill; of omen ill; in the count , of Kent. be The King passed under the Gretit'Seal, Strafing the dignity of a„Baron of the' United Kingdom has been please( ) l' to direct letters patent to of Great liiitain and Ireland, unto James Earl of Baltamvs, and heirs male of his body lawfully; begOt ten, by the name, stile, sod titter et Baron' \Vigil' , of "sigh Hall, in the county palatine of Lancaster. :. . The King has' also been pleased to direct letters patent to fie' passed under the Great Seal.' granting the dignity of a Baron of the United Kingdom of Great 'Britain Ind Ireland, 'unto . Tnlas bons Viscount m Northland, and'the heirs ale -of' ?di body lawfully be gotten; by the name, stile, and title of Baron Ratifftrly, o f Ram. phorliei . in . thecounty of Ileil'rew. - • . , .. , The King 't►ai sio-been pleated-to direct lettere patr►st to he pained . itAisr the Great Seat, granting the dignity of a Baron of . , , ~..-- 7 7- --- ......./, , ~i ir forti '. -to t ' h ' •azt..- I.. kf ~, ,•,. kt., 42 „...... \ . _ ( .. illiC: ii•C"l'le-'-‘ i 101 , , ~•,,n.. _ . ~,,. ‘• • . ...,,,,, i,,.,„ 41, , -: , ~....44, ,„, , ..„.• ... iv_ , eV , ' ./ 4 40 , , 5 Ago - 'a 4 ' IA 0. Iwo . ' t *. -'. -* ' ,A4c .. , .... ( -- "" 7 %* , ..* _ ~..,004„ ,- rt , 11l ; ill,' • 0 , - - .+ 0 1 ti 0 - , .04 oy,c . ~,,. ,411.,-4,-. , i,, , Air 1 'n71 1 4 1 .• MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 10, 1826. the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, unto the Right [lmmutable Sir Chitties Long,, Knight Grand Cross of the Most, Honeurable Onler of the Bath, 'and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten, by the mime, stile, and title of Baron Farnborough, of Bromley-hillviace,' in the county of Kent. • The King bee also been pleased to, direct letters patent to be passed under the Great Seal, growing the dignity of is Baron of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, ]unto Sir Joins Fleming, Leicester, Baronet, Colonel of his Majesty's Regiment of Cheshire Yeomanry, and the heirs male of hie body lawfully begotten, by the name, stile, and title of Baron de Tabley;, of Table) , House, in the county Palatine of Chester. The King has been also plealed to direct letters patent to he' !two(' under ,the Great Seal, granting the dignity of a Baron' of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, unto James Archibald Stimit Wortley Mackenzie, of Wortley Hall, in the county of York, and of Belmont Caatle, in. the county of Perth, Ese . and of the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten, by the name, stile, and title of Baron Whariteliffe, of Wortley, in the said county' of York. The King 1 . 111 41,: , 4 4,69 en pleut4-to ritiert-lettery 'patent to be pawed enact. the Great Seal, granting , the dignity of e Baron of the United Kingdoin of Great Britain and Ireland, unto Charles Duncombe, Esq..and the brill male of hie hotly lawfully begotten, by the name, stile, anti title of Baron Feversham, of Duneombe Park, in the county of York. The King has also been pleased to direct letters patent to be passed under the Great Seal, granting the dignity of a Baron of the United Kingdom 'of Great Britain and Ireland, mon Charles Rose Ellis, Esq. and the heirs mule of his body lawfully begotten, by the name, stile, and title of Baron Seaford, of Seaford, ' in the county of Sussex. Crown-Office, June 16. Members returned to serve in the New Parliament. • TOWN or: PClOLE.—Benjamin Lester Lester, of the .town and county of Poole, Eqq. ; the Hon. Wm. Fran. Spencer Poll sonhy, of Great Califon], in the county of Dorset. . Tows or - Xlsosrox-urow-lict.t..—Augustus John 'Esq. ; Daniel Sykes, Esq. - CITY OY , LINCOLN.—John Nicholas Fazakerley, of Stoodley, in the county of Devon, Esq. ; Chas. Delaet Wnldo Sihthurp, Canwick, in the county of the city of Lincoln, Eaq. : , • •, CITY Or •NORWleti..—Williatli, Smith, Esq.; Jonathan Peel, Esq. Tow): or Newcamrt.E-uroti-Trent.—Sir Mat. White Ridley, Bart.; Cuthbert Ellison, Esq. . t. Whit4ll4ll, Awe b, 1826. , The King has be ep, plose„ti to nominate, constitute, and appoint Jamey F erguao , l / 2 *, % , Advue 4 q.,• to be one at the Six Ordinary Clerk* of Session in Scotland, in die room of James Eviller, .lisT resigned. . . :Whitehall, Jo s tle 6, 18.26. The King has been ple4ed to iimnitiate, constitute/arid appoint Chisrleft Ross, ' Esq. Advocate, to be one of the Poor Comniis sarics of 'Edinbiirgh, in the room of ..Itimes Fergusson, Esq. resigned.' ; , •1';;' itie:V"At Whitehall, Awe '7, 1H26. The King has been pleased to' appoint Hugh ~ Liimsdin;'"Eiri. Advocate, to be Sheriff Depute of the Shire of Sutherland, in the room of Charles Ross, Esq., retigneih,. Whitehall, Juno IS, 1826. The King has been pleased to present the Rev. James Walker to the church and parish of Afithil, in the presbytery of Anehter arder And county of Perth, vattlett . by the death of the.liev. John Russell. The King has hem also plcased to itresent the Rev., Williatn Dow to the church and pariah,of Tongland, in the presbytery and stewartry of Kirkrntilnight, , vamet by the transportation of the Bev, Thomas Brown to the church and parish: of it. Jelin's, Glasgow. . • . . -• • • . WitT r taii,.7;7ll37 7'‘ The Ming. FotA hon,pleost to. grant; unto. 411e,Hon. George cj i w e e ,ve,neldra Nation .(el4ret rsptts sad heir apparent of tliu Right Opu.:llenry Lord V,ertion) . inef toltofranilds Marie, wife of the said Grergc Charies Venable* Varnon,,only daughter and heir of Admiral the Right Uon. .iiir,John. ; Borlase Warreni Baronet, Knight titan(' Oros. of the Most Honourable Military Order of the Bath, deceased, his Royal licence .and authority, that theasid Frances Maria Vennbles Vernon .may, in compliance with a pro viso in the last will and testament pf the fits Right lion. Elisa beth Harriet Warren Bulkeley, Viscountcy Bulkeley, &c.. (who was the only child and 13(0 of Sir. Peorge.Warren, of Voynton, in' the Connty Palatine of .Chester, K;. B. deceased) take and use the surname of Warren only, and also briar the arms of Warren only, *ltch anus being first duly, exemplified according to the laws of arms, and recorded in the Herald's Office, otherwise the said li cence and permission to be void and of none effect. ' " Admiralty-office, June 9. • Notice hereby given that. a Session of Or and Ter miner and ilaol Pelivery, for the trial of offences committed on the High Seas within the jurisdirtitin of the Admiralty of Eng land, will he held at the Justice 11411, in the Old Bailey, Lon don, Saturday, Sattrday, the Ist of. July neat. at eight o'clock in ,the - -,* • War-Office, June 16, 1826. 7th Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Robert Richardson, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Bolton, promoted. - 13th Regiment of Light Dragoons—William John Hoop or, Gent. to "be Cornet, by purchase, vice Everest, promoted. Bth Regiment of Foot—Ensign William Senhouse to he Lieu tenant, by purchase, vices Stewart, promoted ; 'ham ' l4 ingletant Gent, to be Ensign, by-purchase, vice Senhouse; • lath DittOSt. George Cromie, Gent. to be Ensign, by put chase, vice Browne, promoted in the 44th Foot. 17th Ditto—Ensign Henry Wotton, from the 63d root, to be Lieutenant, vice Devard, derrieted. 27th Ditto—Thomas Wood, Gent. tube Ensign, without pur chase, vice Greve, appointed to the 63d Foot. Stith. Ditto—Ensign Robert Alexander Maxwell to be Liente- . nant, by purchase, vice Semple, promoted. • 89th Ditto—Randall Foot, Gent. to ho Ensign, by purchase, wire- Butler, promoted. • Ditto- Charles Steuart, Gent. to heEnsign, by purchase, vice Chewier, promoted. 45th Ditto—Lieutenant Walter Trevelyan, from the Royal Engineers, to he Lieutenant, vice Kearney, appointed to the H6th Foot. • '47th Ditto—Lieutenant Peter John Douglas, from the half-pay 9th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vivo Walker, whose appointment has not taken place ; John Earwig Wyatt, Gent. to be Ensign, with out ptirchas,e, vice Wyatt, who reeigns. 54th Ditto—Captain John Arnaud, from half-pay 34th Foot, to be . Captain, vice Jolm Gray, who exchanges. 6Sd Ditto—Ensign Thomas Grove, from the 27th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Wotton, promoted in the 17th Foot. 66th Ditto--Assistant-Surgeon Walter Henry to be Surgeon, vice Egan, deceased. 69th Ditto—Lieutenant Edward Hopwood, from the half-pay, to be Lieutenant,' vice , Honourable ,Robert King, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 76th Ditto--Captain Edward - 11. Stevenson to b e M a j or , by purchase, . vice Vilett, promoted. Lieutenant William Neison Hutchinson to be Captaiti, by purchase, vice Stevenson ; Ensign Honourable Cecil Gordon to be Lieutenant, by porch**, vice Hutchinson ; James Thompson, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vies Gordon. • 84411 Ditto--Lieutenant John James Perk, from the 89th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Edward G e o r ge Glasgow, who retiree uporr half-pay 18th Light Dragoons. 86th Ditto , --Lie u te n ant Francis Kearnei,- trout the 45th Foot, be vice Perry, promoted. in the . Iloya 1 ita H elm o. . 49th thtto-.. , Litutonatit Thomas Greening Twig gi r from half _ pay kith Light Dragoons, to . be Litotteogott repaying the differ raoe, Viet Peek, appointed to the 64th Foot. Cape Coto (Cavalry)—..pot e r G r ehar,,Gent. to be Cor ne t, b y purchased, vice Segrave, promoted. Royal nC o lo con i ; l ta c in4 „,, i vi„;Rosi decease d. Lieute, u na r ri e tl t ' s r e art ; sl l :e ta r i r l y i , I f iroo nt the 6611► Foot, to be Ca jor 'Thome ~Vilett, from the 76th Voa, to be Lieutenant - Colonel of Infantry, - , tsy ph Charles Napier, - from the 88th -Foot, to be Major of Infantry, by witchase ; Lieutenant :William Stewart, from the tith Foot to he Captain of Infantry, bY iitirtliew. • To be Ensigns, by priiitase.—Charles Holden, tient. vi c e Grehart, whose appointment has not taken place ; Charles. Armes ley Benson, Gent. IlosetrAL Sr.trr.—To be llospital-Aasistants to the Forces— JOlM'Smith, Gent. vice Nowell, appoitate& to the 75.51 I'o4. Samuel John Stratford, Gent. vice M'Oregor, appointol to the 4...2d root. MFMOI3. A N 1),%. _no appointment of Gentlemen Cadet Douglas to a Corttetcy in Ow 17th Light Drapione, should be, vine Parker, whose appointment has not WO_ place, and not, vice Greville, promoted, as stated in the thisetie of 'loth' instant. The Chris tian naive of Lieutenant Pigott,' removal froni 7 the26th FoOt the 90th Fuot, is Geoige,, and not Innes, as formerly stead. The mider-mentioned Officers have bran allowed to dispie.e of their lalf-pay,l Lint:limit-Colonel IVillintn Perceval, half-pay 57th Ftiot. , Major Melchior, Baron Deeken; half-pay tith Line Battalion King's German Legion. Captain Robert holden, halt.pay 130th Fataigu ;161in Borthwiek, half-pay Oth UNADiACII ti.—Theunder-mentioned Oflieers, having Brevet rank superior to their regimental cOnimissions, have accepted pro motion upon half-Pay, according to the fieucral Order of the 25th April,'lB26 : To he Liehtenant-Colonels of Infautry.—Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Frederick Jones, from the 26th Foot ; Brevet Lieutenant- Colonel Charles A. Macalester, from the Sfith.Foot. To be Majora of Infantry.—Brevet Lieut.-Colonel Nathaniel Thorn, from the 25th Foot; Brevet Major Alexander Campbell, from the 22d Foot ; Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel John Maule, from the 26th Foot. Commission in the. Stockport Troop of the Killer** Regiment of Cheshire Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord '' Lieutenant of the, County Palatine of Chester. • Samuel Hunt, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Lingard, reigneit. , Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Glamorgan. Royal Glamorgan Light. Infantry Battalion of Militia.—Tho4. Smith,-Esq. to be Major t Frederick Fredericka, Esq. to be Captain. Swansea and Fairwood Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. , . William Terry, Gent to be Surgeon. Commission in the, Wigtownshiro Yeomanry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of yigtowit. William Chula:: Hamilton, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vine John Ross, &conj. DF.CLATIATIONS OF INSOLVENCY 1, R. Lowe, Sutton-pi/tee, Hotturtort, merchant. J. Stirk, Wolverhatnpton, ironmonger: W. J. Ward, Nottioghitithiatt: roanocactOrer.— BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.. 11. Fairelough,•llindley, - Lancashire, joiner.•: J. Birchinall, Maceleslield,•silk:throwster , Pearson'and Baker, Maeclesfield, silk-manufacturers. • BANKRUPTS. • J. Seville, Alilnedridge, Yorkshire, clothier, to surrender, June 30, July 1, and 29, at eleven, at the King's Head Inn, Hudders field. Solicitors, Meisrs. liattye and Co. Chancery-lane; and Mr. Sykes, Huddersfield. • - J. Liddell, Huddersfield, shoemaker, Jnly 1,3, at eleven, and 29, at two, at the 'Peek 'Horse Inn, Huddersfield. Solicitors, Messrs. Bettye and Co; Chancery-lane; and Messrs. Cloughs and Co. Huddersfield. ' R. Jones, Rumford, grocer, June 20, July 1, and 29, at ten, at the t 'oetrt of Commissioners. Solicitor, Mr. Reeves, Ely-place, Holborn. . . Randall, jun., rind A. Randall, Broughton-place, llackney-roatl, hill-brokers, line 21, at nine, Juiy 1, and 29, at ten, at the Ccnirt of Conintisaioners. Solicitor, Mr. Redly, Cletnettesinn. T. Ano Soho—lune, linen-draper, June 20, July 11, at ten, 411111 ow, ;it the Court of Commiesionars. Solicitor, Mr. Bolton, Aitstili•friery. J. old, Bridgwater, Soinersetshire, innkeeper, inne2li, 27, and July 29, at eleven, et the Crown Inn, 111 idgwiter. Mez+ars. Boys, Bridgwater ; and Mr. Blake, cook's-court, Carey street. Forlen, Warwick. printer, Juno 27, afl, and July gf). at eleven, at Alia Warwick Arius inn, Warwick. Solicitors, Mewirs. Worthani and Co„ Castle-street, Holborn ; and Mr. Lnveday, Warwick. _ . E. Cooke, jun., Eye, Suffolk. , grocer, July 3, at five, 4, and 29, at trn; at' the Six. Beth Inn, Bury St. Edmund's. Solicitors, Mr. Walter, Symond'ii.itin, Chancery ! .lane; and Illr. Wayman, Bury St. Edmund's. _ _ _ J. Carr, Wyitrsdale, Lancashire, road -contractor, July 3,4, and 29, at eleven, at the office of Mr. Woodburu, Preston. Soli citors, Mr. Norris, Julio-street, Bedford -tow; and Mr. Woodburn, Preston. _ _ - J. Ryder, Liverpool, broker, June 2H, 30, and July 29, at ele ven; at the George inn, LiVerpool. Solicitore, Mr. Mawdesley, Liverpool ; and Mews. Aillington and Co. Bedfurd-row. A. Parker, Cheltinhatn, builder, July 3, at six, 4,, and 29, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Cheltenham. Solicitors, Messrs. Vizeril and Blower, Lincoln's-inn-fields ; and Messre. Pruen and Co. Cheltenham. _ W. Child, Cow-lant, Smithfield, carpenter, Juno 24, July 1, oi►d 29, at twelVe, at the Court of Commissioners. Solicitor, Mr. Fox, Austin-friars. J. Pears and G. Pears, Watling-street, .merchants, June 20, July - 4, and 29, at eleven, at the Court of Commiiaionera. SO lieitors, Mr. Pullen and Son, Fore-street, Cripplegatc: J. Horneastle, Crooked-lane, mouey-scrivener, June 20, at two, 29, at twelve, and July 29, at one, at the,Court,of Commis sioners. Solicitor, Mr. Cooke, Seymour-place, Euston-square. J. Kent, Huddersfield, eoinfriissititi4gent, July 1,3, at eleven, and 29, at two, at tint Pack Horse Inn, litultiersfichj. . Solicitors, t i l t ; y S . : 41 :k a r e i l l m a G iii r 2 1 4 , 11 Y , j s u n tu a . t u D e l l a e r a v t i e n u n i i t:U l t a h r. t , t: the n e k u t:,' r , t i J i o t tl i f d n t e l c e r 2:4 fi ti ,:: l :a i l i t ' s t i t t ve i e l twelve, J Solicitors, Messrs. Teesdale anti Sythes,,Fortchurch-street. C. J, T,• Mawson, Iliartchester, 'manufacturer, June 80, July 1, anti 29, at ten, at the Royal lintel, Manchester. Solicitors, Messrs. Lingard and Co. Stockport ; Mr. Kershaw, Alanchester ; and Messrs. ilurd and Johnson, Inner Temple. ' J. Dignam, NeWman-street, Oxford-street, money.scrirener, June 24, July 1, at twelve, at' the entirt-of•Cominissioners, So licitor, Mr.• Taylor, Ven-court, Fenchurch-strest. • • J. Bell, I.l4rerpixil, merehant, June 20, SO, anti July 29, at one, at ' the George Inn, Liverpool. Solicitors, Messrs. Rama bottom awl Robarts, Liverpool ; and posses. Blackstock and Runee, King's-Bench-walk, Temple. R. and S. Blakey, Osset, • Yorkshire, cotton-spinner*, June 30, July 4, at eleven, and 29, at two, at the Sessions House, Wake-` , field. Solicitors, Messrs' 'Batty. and Co. C i liancery-lane; and Messrs. Archer . anti Grooves, Omit. J. Smith, Broad4treet, merchant, June 24, July I, and at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. Solicitor, Mr. Clarke, Anstin-friars, • • ' T. Dattneey, Cateaton..street, general commission agent,. June 20, July 1, at tan, anti 20, at eleven, at the Court of Commis sioners. Solicitor, Mr. Rushbury, Carthusiamottreet, Charter. house-square. R. White, Upper Afarylebotte-streett Vltholsierat, June 2 4 , July 4, anti 29, at eleven, at the Court olCommissioners. tio laigeuaritoz, Messrs. Saunders and Bailey , Charlotte-street, Fitzroy., S. Laws, Charlton, Hampshire, farmer, June 24, 29,. and July 9, at eleven, at the Court ofCornmissioners. Solicitors, Messr s . Bousfielti and ' , Helier, Chatham-place, Blackfriats ; and Mr. Ahotn, Andover. builder, June 24 T. Harding, High - s treet, Po p lar, , 29, and July 29, at eleven; •at the Court of Commissioners. Solicitors, Afessrs. Mitchell and Owen, New Loudon-street, Fe s n o el u n ci tr t Cl or t : attest. W Iliph and B. .liteltson, Norwich, dyers, June 24, July 1, ;In a 29, at d e; : n o g Court builder, June kl, jtoy Mr. Child, Upper Thin - its-street , oble, t 21‘ a i n 0r t . 1 1" , 4 , 2 . . T8: 9 1 : o wm f eit e inv : e4 7 :l l : ri t:ii i i sti ho. i t o e ne c t:i : tr . t. S o u f li e llor . , • - Brandon,' LuerPlitivet, Itoqiethithe; market gardener, June ntirtiornerg, Sol/Mari; Drew; Bermondsey -street, Sinith- Warlt. DIVIDENTIS. - • . • .1. Newpt 64 " t i late manufacturer, July 11, at eleven, ut the court of Commissioners.. -W. • Winsor, Ivriirillge, RTNERSH IPS DISSOLVED. T. Rod well and J. Thomas, Bows-street,. Covent-garden, wine merchants—lL, Batley, .1. Peotson, and T. Gowen, Norwich, humbazine-manufacturer.4.-I'. Ikhisaey, _Massev, and W.. Rich intind, Norwich, hhawl-titaintfactorers.--T. liitcitinge Ull4. T. Basingliall,street; cloth-factors---G. 801 l and F. Bointan. Itegent.street, tailors—C. awl J. Stancliffe, Kirkeaton; *York woollen,yarn-spinners—Janters Willcox . , sen., awl jun., and S. Willcox, Tantworth,• lato-ntaitufactnrers---J. Pountney and S. Wolters, ilirmittghttin, ironmons.crs—W., C., and F. Higdon, Ilolhearli Lincolualtire, farmers—D. Goodall, \V. Baynes, F. Tress,. ritrron Latimer, Northampton silh-ntrinfactCrci,--.J. W. 111,m:, C. and CL Blank, - P. 1. KoPPo -and J. Blank, Manchokrr--W. It. Broomatt and F. Whitfield, AVliitelitin-street, Pentonville, surgeons—A. Knight .1111 T. E. Collinson, Breatl-stro,ct, Cheapsitle, wholesale sta.. t tone; litninprt and G. Priest, Norwich,' watai-makers , -- IV, JANII and J. Fawcett, Denton , Ilulme, Cumberland, calico printers—C., Cartwright and li, L. ,ritimer, Nottiogithrly, lace- manufacturers—L. Ellison anti R. Forster, Knaresborough, flax spliters—J. i'taffoid anti E. Cropley, ('hettiwell,, Essex, brick makets-.....1: C. Forsyth and VV. Lincoln, Milk-atreet,'lllk-mane. facturers—J. Ilitne0Olt: and 11. 1). Watkins, Limelionse.hole, Illook-makers—R. Robertson and J. tirituniond, Milne, C.I. Bonfield, 0111.1 G. Duckworth, Fleet-street; printers..-. E. and E. Savage, jun., Whitechapel, nierchatits—J. John Dean, men. and jun., W. Hulks, and W. Similar, Liverpool, master por ters—S. Thornton, W. Atttell, C. (t. Thornton, 'l'. Tooke, and S. E. Th 00..., Lnlidou, .and 3, C,tylcy rout 11. It:likes, Peters burgh.. AVERAGE PRICE OF GRAIN AND SUctAlt GRAlN.—Avffage Niue of (;tain, rioluthe Itonuini received in the Weeksnrki June 10, 11.4:•,?,6 ;—Wbeat, hd. ; Barley, 205.,. Id. ; . 6400, 7tl. ; Rye, .19,. 61. ; Beans NBO. Od.; l'eam, 574. 711. St.tu A u.—The Avartgi or Aluveuvado Sugar, ea termed .fri» the Betiluni 1114,1 e in the Week onding":11030 th t 3, i s 30 {4 ., 72d, per cwt.; cikeltiive of rh, Dlitie. of (~etattntr~ or ,payabin thereon on the !input tatiint flit-grid into Groat Britai u. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. Oxman, Juwa 17,—0n Wednesday list the Right Hon. 11. Peel, D.C.L. of Christ Church, and Thomas Grimatone Thick °nal' Eatcourt, Esq. M.A. of Corpus Christi College, Were tinani mouldy elected Burgesses for the University of Oxford, in Elia in suing Parliament. The former was proposed 'by the Very Rev. the Dean of Christ Church; the latter by George Williams, Senitir Fellow of Collins, - and Regius PrOfessor of Botany in the University. OA the same day Mr. jameleAsyer Oglewas admitted BCluilar of New 'College. • ' On 'Thursday last the folloulDegrecs were ennfeerid N RAC/111140 ANN DOCTON IN IVINITY, NY vECNIT,C ur ~..oNv oCotTlol4.----The Rev. John itiwtayne, M.A. of Exeter lege, Archdeacon of Rombay. DOCTOR IN, CIVIL. LAW..--jiltne* ChM/Man, Christ Church. lactrimult . IN CIVIL LAN!,—William Elliot Marsh, Fellow of St. John's. MASTER:4 or Atm.—Richard Martin, Fellow of Exeter; Rev. Thomas Cleave, and Henry Shute, Oriel ; Rev. Chafles John thne. Fellow of Warlinun Rev. John Charlei Jarnes . lfoakyna Ahrahial, Seliolar of Wadham. ' 7 BActtmons or A wrs.—Edward Itohert ; Wm. Gardiner, Exeter; lows, iat (lini h ; 'Henry Thos. Dyke, Oriel ; Jervis Trigg Dillard, and I lenry ~ ; tepheng, Fellows of New Colivge. • The Re!. W. B. Whitehead, AL A. Vicar of Chard, has been instituted to the Vicarage of Timbeteconche, Somersetshire, nu tin' presentation of the Prebendary Nook ugh. The Rev: W. Lloyd to the Rectory of Narbeth, Pembroke shire, vice the Rev.. Dr. Symmons, demoted r. patron, the King. The Rev. William Holum, 11. D. Senior Fellow 6f EmmAlturl College, Cambridge, to the Rectory of .Leughborongb, vacant hr the death of the Rev. Dr. Hardy; patrons, the Master and Fellows of that Society. The Head hfastership. of Bruton Gratomar-School is again va cant; The Rev. L. Lewellin, way recently elected to that situation, having been appointed Principal of the new Welsh Col h;ge in die diocese of St. David's. THE CHURCH. At a pivot"limtion of the Lord Bishop of Bath tool field on Friday, ,the following persons were admitted into Iluly Orders • - , , Dzacoss,—llobert Albion Cox, B.A. Merton College, Ox• ibrd; William George Dymoek, B.A. Exeter College, Oxford; William Henry England, B.A. Pembroke College, Oxford; Imm Shaw, B.A. St. Pete.: College, Cambridge ; Hugh John Belfour, Al r t )T . e —J et en: siiiiistercienos: College, eB, Scott,. vA 3.1 1. ru A i ee, . l gne , , Nt sf ut .,,, 0 1 li t i n e n g i tt, C t l( ) il i x ; 'Wilson, ILA. St. John's College; Oxford ; Mnols Porker Vuults, The Earl of Onlloway has been pleasoti to appoint the Iler* John Perkins, 13. A. uf Gin i,t Church, to he idle of his 1.01 714 4 Dontestic Chaplains. ti tt l et l l l y e t r it iP Xt et PIGEON' SITOOTINC4; then) t a he rria a tit en le ti f et a xu t n n I . t ti et i l at i ,totnisoici; oitteirttototarl4l,..)ttosvirtolt:lijan-. ttglarld. 'flirt *notch, on Fritlar liriarratAooPh t al o4l of 10 ii)l` vsittoitle gun, six, baburribero,tolt,irteekr birth coolt. member* Avero, i4lr. Cocitor, 0420 a Sir A,ticy, who wort b . % killing toll 4,trrd liato <ssdri Cbsiroltiehttur, ortil slam Midge, nine (4ch ; coriotiu ji w ,. otol Mr,t Ntf orc4ey, tight . etteli: A swam i s ki , 1) ,,,t 4410 abut of *ix armor each, savor hu h scriber*, at germ bird*. it W4ll rt tio toetwerro Alerwrd, Isli t id strut t*oirer, oud was ultimately wort by the foruter. ' ~;...-. ' PR ICE SEVEN-PE N(,E• 'Devonshire, victualler, July 8, at eleven, ~t the loyal MAO, Plymouth---J. &pare Prideatta, jun. and \V. W. Pruleanai Kingsbridge, Devonshire, hankers, July 11, at eleYtM, at the King's Anna' Inn, Kingsbridge--l. Eaton, Stvansee; j il ly 12; at eleven, at the Publics lointte, • Sena y .. a .L,..l3. ;Manchester, merchant, July 10, at ten, at the Star Inn, Alan eliester.,:..S. Wilson, Liverpool, hosier, July 8, at two, at .tl t e oftiee'of Me. Woods, Liverpool--W. Archer, • hfaidattme, merchant, .lnly 8, at ten, at the Court of Connitissintiers-2.1. 'llnsivorth, Liverpool, July 11, at ten, at the Oinit of Conitniasinnera—.S. Ilritidon, Manchester, l'Orn"beolteri' t /Tilk at nine, at the Stir Inn, Iklnnelietiter--D. Carman, mercliauf,July 8, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners—S. end IL S. Crane, Stratford, Essex, ntereliants,. July 8, at eleven at the.Coitrt of Commissioners—W. Coates, Kidderminster, &a per, July 8, at ten,' at the Court of Csitnntibaiunem—r,Hill, Itegenti,street, Piccadilly, tailor, July ti f at ten,'• at the Court`of Corturtissioners—.G. AVant, Skiurier-etreet, cahinet-makr, July at cloven, at the Court of Commissioners,—.G. Stbley t lipper ground-street, tiorrey, iroutnongix,' July 'B, at eleven, itthe Onset Lew •Ile.liet, Cuttilulland, draper„?.ltily" 10, at eleven, at the Coliee-house, Carlittic—J. Sgthium, Manchester,. manufacturer, and Ilealop, warehousemn, July 10, at two, at White's Hotel, Maticheder —B. Self, NoriVieli, grocer, July '7, at six, at the Castle Sorivich—lL Barney, Wolverhampton, rope-snooker, July 8, 'at twelve,••:at the Royal llotel, Birmingham. '" ••' ' • - CERTIIrICATES, Jvr.v S. W. C. Brawn, Colentan-street, lvool ruerchank—W. CIIII4III-road, l i cirediteh, dyer—T. Smyth and J. Hope, .7% tan clie4`ter, ettlenderers-- - 1. 0111'44114)re, Castle 7 e•otirt, tri.4h prtit'isit)n-agent if —J. 'ntr.ger, Upper Tfitunrs- t trcect, wathlittr,- manttl4cturcr—G. Buck, Ilegont-struet,'llantwer-vitt,tre, t J. Bath, Cln.lteultatn, HE:rival! Rollin:mu, Iltphin.- row, KinANland—S. Itadlirrd, Chisw4.ll-Ittrtet, 'Westvrn, Tioxton 'NeW - -town, warobouNtloan--. Tindhon bud NV. T. Kora, lit" the City Canal llopo-qtround, Black - wall, rnik.-makcrs--11. T.' Claridge, Parl.strett, Paddington, tnorcliant—W. •Jenner, Illonturantry-placC, IllootttAnt)-splarr, victualler—J. I I . lrder, Oid Bond-street, Piccadilly, itmellt:r.